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Post by secretrare on Oct 17, 2016 22:22:04 GMT
Canonically in the base game there are restrictions posed by the writers on this character(unlike the others companions)you can't touch her. In the base game is because of the plot so I can understand it. But it is very unfair for those who doesn't like Morrigan if in Witch Hunt you chose to stab her because that decision doesn't even matter in DAI. She doesn't even coment about it. I find it kind of unfair for those who decided to do that to be honest. And she's my favorite character but in a game in which your desicions -supposedly- have any kind of impact in your world is disrespectful to the players if that decision is not reflected in the next game. It happened with Leliana and BioWare tried to correct their mistake (unsatisfactorily in my opinion) but not even that with Morrigan. You do good at having your preferences and I appreciate your intellectual honesty as well. WH is a DLC with no merits at all(from the reused environments,to the writers plot armors) they invalidated a player choice in a very twisted way,not only that but all players who picked that choice bugged their game of DAI as well.
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Post by phoray on Oct 18, 2016 2:43:21 GMT
Flemeth always had Yavana as a back up. Yavana, a witch who was totally in on ALL the Flemeth business. Also, Flemeth says a soul can't be forced on the unwilling. If Morrigan had gotten the whole story, instead of assuming the whole story, she may have even volunteered. I mean, that's what's implied. But Flemeth even seems hurt that Morrigan hates her so much in DAI. Just having my Surana think aloud with the information she had available! She distrusts Morrigan and did not like killing Flemeth, the one who saved her at Ostagar. OTOH, Flemeth wouldn't answer a straight question. Her words and actions left Neria wondering if Morrigan was right about her mother? Now which comics did Yavana appear in? I have the comics where Alistair goes searching for his father and I read the first three books. What am I missing? I did get the idea from DAI that Flemeth was more benevolent toward Morrigan than you are left thinking after Origins. Yavana is the witch that pulled Marric out of the Antivan Crow prison. Now, it's possible that as long as Yavana has lived that a couple of things are up. I've wondered if she was a daughter that was given a sliver of Flemeth's soul as a backup. I've wondered if she was a literal biological daughter who attracted a grand spirit of her own back when the real Flemeth still had her original body. Or, still the bio daughter, but that she was taught the same immortality trick (although, for some reason, my brain likes th eidea that only Elven "God" souls can do this magic.) Or, even a "daughter" like Morrigan, but Flemeth didn't need the body when she thought she did, and instead chose another to be her next body.
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Post by oyabun on Oct 19, 2016 10:10:08 GMT
I genuinely ignore where Morrigan got her attitude towards life in general because FLemeth isn't like her,an attitude that made her more than willing to kill her own mother over a mere conjecture(how much evil you should be to even want to kill one of your parents like if it was nothing?).This same woman more than once showed to me how she enjoyed to see senseless cruelty and deaths (always whispering at the protagonist's hears to kill people for trivial gains) so i don't think she had this approach only with Flemeth.
Her last act on Redcliffe was at least for me clearly everything but no genuine caring for the people around her,she did not wanted to spare a warden(this is the same woman who had no problems into advising to sacrifice 10+ people at the same time for a trivial gain so she really isn't scared about the US)she just wanted the power of an archdemon under her control.Bah i have never seen the point of that ritual,in wars countless of people die so why one should gamble everyone fate and empowering Solas and Mythal just to save a single sick person?Because that what's the wardens are sick persons whom destiny is to become like Larius.
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Post by deadlydwarf on Oct 19, 2016 14:58:11 GMT
I genuinely ignore where Morrigan got her attitude towards life in general because FLemeth isn't like her,an attitude that made her more than willing to kill her own mother over a mere conjecture(how much evil you should be to even want to kill one of your parents like if it was nothing?).This same woman more than once showed to me how she enjoyed to see senseless cruelty and deaths (always whispering at the protagonist's hears to kill people for trivial gains) so i don't think she had this approach only with Flemeth. Her last act on Redcliffe was at least for me clearly everything but no genuine caring for the people around her,she did not wanted to spare a warden(this is the same woman who had no problems into advising to sacrifice 10+ people at the same time for a trivial gain so she really isn't scared about the US)she just wanted the power of an archdemon under her control.Bah i have never seen the point of that ritual,in wars countless of people die so why one should gamble everyone fate and empowering Solas and Mythal just to save a single sick person?Because that what's the wardens are sick persons whom destiny is to become like Larius. I agree that Morrigan is totally obnoxious in her disdain for the lives of other people. But one might argue that that comes from how Flemeth raised her -- in isolation out in the Wilds. Her contacts with other people largely limited to Templars hunting both her and her mother as apostates (and, of course, getting annihilated by Flemeth) and Chashind men -- who used and killed for some unknown purpose. The question is, do you believe her after she reads that first Grimoire and says that it involves Flemeth raising daughters for the purpose of taking over their bodies later? And Flemeth doesn't make it easy by refusing to answer a straight question. So it all comes down to "Does your PC like or loathe Morrigan?" A question for those who like Morrigan: does she continue to give obnoxious advice even after you befriend or start a relationship with her?
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Post by phoray on Oct 19, 2016 16:10:41 GMT
I kind of find Morrigan confusing when it comes to her mother.
When Flemeth indicated that she would be following the Wardens on their adventures, there is an interchange of honest to goodness affection between them. Morrigan is fussing over leaving the soup on and Flemeth eating appropriately, Flemeth gets dramatic about the Blight. Morrigan frowns and looks sad, because her mother just trivialized her concern for her. Flemeth realizes she's hurt her daughter and comforts her, briefly, then makes it sound like going is something Morrigan has always wanted.
One can wonder if that weren't all an act put on so that the Warden's would take Morrigan but it always came off as utterly sincere.
Then the next thing you hear from Morrigan about her mother is in Lothering, where she implies she'd laugh if Flemeth is dead. IT's a shocking change, to me. Like between that scene and the next they decided that Morrigan should hate her mother. But their relationship is a complicated one. That of a teacher and student first, mother daughter second. Flemeth bonded with an angry elven spirit and may never have been a mother in her own mortal life- and it's been a rather long time since she wasn't bonded to that spirit. Flemeth and Morrigan's relationship is complicated; one of a abuse, yes but... I don't know. The writers shallowed it out rather a lot by just making Morrigan sound like she's always hated her mother. It would have been nice if she'd had even one line where she regretted killing the mother who raised her. Pragmatic survival supercedes but still.
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Post by deadlydwarf on Oct 19, 2016 16:33:13 GMT
I kind of find Morrigan confusing when it comes to her mother. When Flemeth indicated that she would be following the Wardens on their adventures, there is an interchange of honest to goodness affection between them. Morrigan is fussing over leaving the soup on and Flemeth eating appropriately, Flemeth gets dramatic about the Blight. Morrigan frowns and looks sad, because her mother just trivialized her concern for her. Flemeth realizes she's hurt her daughter and comforts her, briefly, then makes it sound like going is something Morrigan has always wanted. One can wonder if that weren't all an act put on so that the Warden's would take Morrigan but it always came off as utterly sincere. Then the next thing you hear from Morrigan about her mother is in Lothering, where she implies she'd laugh if Flemeth is dead. IT's a shocking change, to me. Like between that scene and the next they decided that Morrigan should hate her mother. But their relationship is a complicated one. That of a teacher and student first, mother daughter second. Flemeth bonded with an angry elven spirit and may never have been a mother in her own mortal life- and it's been a rather long time since she wasn't bonded to that spirit. Flemeth and Morrigan's relationship is complicated; one of a abuse, yes but... I don't know. The writers shallowed it out rather a lot by just making Morrigan sound like she's always hated her mother. It would have been nice if she'd had even one line where she regretted killing the mother who raised her. Pragmatic survival supercedes but still. It is a complicated relationship. It's not a very affectionate one, but not totally hateful either. Maybe like a hostage-taker and hostage who've grown accustomed to each other over time?
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Post by phoray on Oct 19, 2016 16:50:25 GMT
I kind of find Morrigan confusing when it comes to her mother. When Flemeth indicated that she would be following the Wardens on their adventures, there is an interchange of honest to goodness affection between them. Morrigan is fussing over leaving the soup on and Flemeth eating appropriately, Flemeth gets dramatic about the Blight. Morrigan frowns and looks sad, because her mother just trivialized her concern for her. Flemeth realizes she's hurt her daughter and comforts her, briefly, then makes it sound like going is something Morrigan has always wanted. One can wonder if that weren't all an act put on so that the Warden's would take Morrigan but it always came off as utterly sincere. Then the next thing you hear from Morrigan about her mother is in Lothering, where she implies she'd laugh if Flemeth is dead. IT's a shocking change, to me. Like between that scene and the next they decided that Morrigan should hate her mother. But their relationship is a complicated one. That of a teacher and student first, mother daughter second. Flemeth bonded with an angry elven spirit and may never have been a mother in her own mortal life- and it's been a rather long time since she wasn't bonded to that spirit. Flemeth and Morrigan's relationship is complicated; one of a abuse, yes but... I don't know. The writers shallowed it out rather a lot by just making Morrigan sound like she's always hated her mother. It would have been nice if she'd had even one line where she regretted killing the mother who raised her. Pragmatic survival supercedes but still. It is a complicated relationship. It's not a very affectionate one, but not totally hateful either. Maybe like a hostage-taker and hostage who've grown accustomed to each other over time? Well, we only see them directly interacting at the beginning of Origins and towards the end of DAI. The first interaction shows a fondness and DAI shows that, with time, Morrigan fully comes to realize how badly Flemeth raised her. Still, in the worldstate where Morrigan has a son, and sacrifices herself for him, even Flemeth seems to realize how bad a of a mother she was. I don't think she'd realize that if she thought of Morrigan as merely a tool. It's obvious that Flemeth took Morrigan as a baby from someone. Or, with her future seeing abilities, made an offer to some poor villager. "Your baby will become a mage and you will lose her to the Circle. Or give her to me now and you will get some sort of boon of your choice." ?? But I don't think you can get that kidnapped relationship if you don't remember any other life.
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Post by Catilina on Oct 19, 2016 16:53:27 GMT
(Maybe now I will be disappointing: in my games this depend on it: I want to kill a dragon, or I'm lazy to kill a dragon... Both have already occurred, and I don't feel guilty myself.)
If your Warden believe Morrigan, and your Warden don't able to lie/too honest, the better choice to kill Flemeth. If your Warden feel gratitude, because Flemet saved them, the best way not to kill Flemet, and to lie to Morrigan. If your Warden consider Flemeth dangerous, the best way to kill Flemeth.
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Post by Dabrikishaw on Oct 19, 2016 23:35:30 GMT
Killing Flemeth is good for netting some experience points, so I always do it. Plus, the attempts are always challenging for me.
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Post by oyabun on Oct 20, 2016 1:28:11 GMT
I kind of find Morrigan confusing when it comes to her mother. When Flemeth indicated that she would be following the Wardens on their adventures, there is an interchange of honest to goodness affection between them. Morrigan is fussing over leaving the soup on and Flemeth eating appropriately, Flemeth gets dramatic about the Blight. Morrigan frowns and looks sad, because her mother just trivialized her concern for her. Flemeth realizes she's hurt her daughter and comforts her, briefly, then makes it sound like going is something Morrigan has always wanted. One can wonder if that weren't all an act put on so that the Warden's would take Morrigan but it always came off as utterly sincere. Then the next thing you hear from Morrigan about her mother is in Lothering, where she implies she'd laugh if Flemeth is dead. It's a shocking change, to me. Like between that scene and the next they decided that Morrigan should hate her mother. But their relationship is a complicated one. That of a teacher and student first, mother daughter second. Flemeth bonded with an angry elven spirit and may never have been a mother in her own mortal life- and it's been a rather long time since she wasn't bonded to that spirit. Flemeth and Morrigan's relationship is complicated; one of a abuse, yes but... I don't know. The writers shallowed it out rather a lot by just making Morrigan sound like she's always hated her mother. It would have been nice if she'd had even one line where she regretted killing the mother who raised her. Pragmatic survival supercedes but still. That scene was an act for me there was little if nothing about sincerity there the two of them were just deceiving the warden.
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Post by Prince on Oct 20, 2016 1:54:00 GMT
The korckari wilds are full of darkspawns,that may not be an issue for Flemeth given that she isn't a GW and know a spell to hide her hut from them,but that is not the case for the warden.I remember that as soon as one reach her hut in WH a pack of darkspawns are happy to see you. I'm surprised one can reach Flemeth without make an encounter with them.
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Post by phoray on Oct 20, 2016 3:39:05 GMT
oyabunBut if the scene outside the hut was an act, why would she immediately drop it inside of less than a day at Lothering?
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Post by puckishrogue94 on Oct 20, 2016 5:13:12 GMT
I always kill Flemeth - my Wardens trust Morrigan (perhaps somewhat naively) and view her as a close friend, and wouldn't want her to come to harm as a result. Plus my dwarven wardens are a bit iffy about magic - not distrustful necessarily, but a bit apprehensive about its uses - and the idea of a ritual like what Morrigan said Flemeth had planned for her was enough to make them pretty much go like this.
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Post by secretrare on Oct 21, 2016 16:03:29 GMT
Unless you mod the game like i did(I killed her in my timeline then i fixed the Reclieffe stage to work even without her)no,you have to wait until the last Dlc to trigger a canon fight. Canonically in the base game there are restrictions posed by the writers on this character(unlike the others companions)you can't touch her. You actually created a mod that allows you to fight and kill Morrigan? Neat! Did you upload it to Nexusmods? Ideally, I think it would be good to have a mod where you fight her when her approval gets ridiculously low, but instead of having her die when you beat her, she turns into a bat and flies off. (Shapeshift ability has to be good for something!) That, at least, wouldn't interfere with canon too much. After all...you can ask her to leave any time. It wasn't a complicated mod but just a console command runscript attack <Creature> - Finds a creature/NPC by a tag, makes it hostile to the player, and starts combat the only issue was to fix the Redclieffe stage to work even without her but that was just an easy skip event.I'm not even sure why i have to resort to cheats when the developers of this game allowed the player to kill npc for much less trivial things than a Witch wanting to dominate an archdemon soul someone that I as a GW see as a Threat.
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Post by deadlydwarf on Oct 21, 2016 18:43:40 GMT
I've gotten Morrigan's approval as low as it will go and....absolutely nothing. She wants the Old God soul that much! She's the plot mechanism that won't go away!
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Post by phoray on Oct 21, 2016 19:17:35 GMT
Can't you just ask her to go at this point?
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Post by secretrare on Oct 21, 2016 20:43:26 GMT
If someone decide to sent her away(my case) she come back,I'm assuming she continued to follow the PC from the shadows in order to intercept them in Redclieffe. I dislike these kind of persistent people.
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Post by deadlydwarf on Oct 21, 2016 21:47:24 GMT
Can't you just ask her to go at this point? You could tell her to go away the first time you talk to her at Party camp as you could with all other companions. Aside from the "go away" option, every other character has a breaking point where they will turn on the PC: think Zevren, Sten, Wynne, and Leliana. I'm just surprised that doesn't really happen when it comes to Morrigan even though she frequently ends up having the most contentious relationship with the PC. Of course, she does have a clear but hidden objective from the very beginning that -- for her -- outweighs her disagreements with the Warden. I suppose it's not necessarily unrealistic that a person would be that strongly focused...
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Post by oyabun on Oct 21, 2016 22:40:39 GMT
If someone decide to sent her away(my case) she come back,I'm assuming she continued to follow the PC from the shadows in order to intercept them in Redclieffe. I dislike these kind of persistent people. Ya,ya very annoying. At least Flemeth doesn't bother you to the point of pursuing you until that point.
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Post by secretrare on Oct 21, 2016 22:47:46 GMT
Can't you just ask her to go at this point? You could tell her to go away the first time you talk to her at Party camp as you could with all other companions. Aside from the "go away" option, every other character has a breaking point where they will turn on the PC: think Zevren, Sten, Wynne, and Leliana. I'm just surprised that doesn't really happen when it comes to Morrigan even though she frequently ends up having the most contentious relationship with the PC. Of course, she does have a clear but hidden objective from the very beginning that -- for her -- outweighs her disagreements with the Warden. I suppose it's not necessarily unrealistic that a person would be that strongly focused... Morrigan has a breaking point in approval but is a cutscene that belong to the cut contents of DAO. I don't know why it was removed from the game.
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Post by Prince on Oct 22, 2016 4:25:03 GMT
I've gotten Morrigan's approval as low as it will go and....absolutely nothing. She wants the Old God soul that much! She's the plot mechanism that won't go away! It's a case of the DM creating an NPC or race that they really love and end up making the adventures revolve around instead of the players. It's a common enough occurence, and I'm not sure if maybe the devs did it deliberately as a sort of nod towards that kind of DMing, but it's understandable considering the silent nature of the protagonist.Still feels disappointing - I did get a hint of the writers playing favorites. Can't have everything though!
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Post by Prince on Oct 22, 2016 4:26:53 GMT
You actually created a mod that allows you to fight and kill Morrigan? Neat! Did you upload it to Nexusmods? Ideally, I think it would be good to have a mod where you fight her when her approval gets ridiculously low, but instead of having her die when you beat her, she turns into a bat and flies off. (Shapeshift ability has to be good for something!) That, at least, wouldn't interfere with canon too much. After all...you can ask her to leave any time. It wasn't a complicated mod but just a console command runscript attack <Creature> - Finds a creature/NPC by a tag, makes it hostile to the player, and starts combat the only issue was to fix the Redclieffe stage to work even without her but that was just an easy skip event.I'm not even sure why i have to resort to cheats when the developers of this game allowed the player to kill npc for much less trivial things than a Witch wanting to dominate an archdemon soul someone that I as a GW see as a Threat. For some players this story wouldn't make it past Ostagar if it was tabletop, considering how Morrigan introduces herself many a character would be justified in taking her prisoner rather than following her blindly to her 'mother', even though doing so would probably wind up with them all dead once the darkspawn attack with no Flemeth to save them. It is just plot protection that Morrigan enjoys, and the fact that the character more or less rubs it in your face without any pretense of protection in the cutscenes is what is annoying, happens with several other characters too.
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Post by deadlydwarf on Oct 22, 2016 5:21:29 GMT
You could tell her to go away the first time you talk to her at Party camp as you could with all other companions. Aside from the "go away" option, every other character has a breaking point where they will turn on the PC: think Zevren, Sten, Wynne, and Leliana. I'm just surprised that doesn't really happen when it comes to Morrigan even though she frequently ends up having the most contentious relationship with the PC. Of course, she does have a clear but hidden objective from the very beginning that -- for her -- outweighs her disagreements with the Warden. I suppose it's not necessarily unrealistic that a person would be that strongly focused... Morrigan has a breaking point in approval but is a cutscene that belong to the cut contents of DAO. I don't know why it was removed from the game. Nice find! I have no idea why they would cut it. Morrigan mentions that she and the Warden will meet again. It would've worked in the same way that telling Morrigan to leave does: she ultimately comes back later to propose the DR. Were all those other scenes cut as well?
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Post by doflamingodonquijote on Oct 23, 2016 1:31:31 GMT
I have no intention to waste time and use the power of my warden to kill a benefactor of mine for Morrigan just because she said so without let me even read that book.I prefer to kill Morrigan. -Whoa Rare you here!?!Maybe i will not abandon this unofficial forum too soon! Morrigan the shrew doesn't approve of almost any action that advances the story in any way that directly aids another human being other than her or her sense of personal power. That doesn't make her neutral, that just makes her pathologically narcissistic. Strategically it's understandable, it's just not wise in any way as far as being able to deal with other human beings, which is consistent with Flemeth raising her to be that way and being unable to help her acclimate to society. For all her talk about being so intelligent, she really is just entirely selfish and inflexible. So my answer to this thread is the same i gave into the BioWare forum to this same thread. Morrigan the deceiver can deal with her mommy on her own.
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Post by secretrare on Oct 23, 2016 3:02:45 GMT
I have no intention to waste time and use the power of my warden to kill a benefactor of mine for Morrigan just because she said so without let me even read that book.I prefer to kill Morrigan. -Whoa Rare you here!?!Maybe i will not abandon this unofficial forum too soon! Morrigan the shrew doesn't approve of almost any action that advances the story in any way that directly aids another human being other than her or her sense of personal power. That doesn't make her neutral, that just makes her pathologically narcissistic. Strategically it's understandable, it's just not wise in any way as far as being able to deal with other human beings, which is consistent with Flemeth raising her to be that way and being unable to help her acclimate to society. Hay Doffy i'm relatively new here as well. Thinking of it more as she might be getting upset about it simply because it's something that was never offered to her in her life. It pisses her off to see others being helped just like that by a total stranger, while all she ever experienced was hate, beating and people trying to kill her since she was a child.she's resentful of you helping others that could explain her behaviour, and it actually ends up in "I want to see those fools suffer !" just because she's mean and petty. Quite the chaotic evil stupid.
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